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Re: holding connections open: a modest proposal

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Rick Troth)
Wed Sep 14 14:57:11 1994

Date: Wed, 14 Sep 1994 20:42:18 +0200
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From: troth@is.rice.edu (Rick Troth)
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        John,  I don't know why you included explicit  "\n"  references. 
A companion "need" we have to things like EOF is a clear concept of a 
command line or any line of text.   The newline is understood so I was 
a little disturbed by it.   I edited the excerpt. 
 
On Sep 12, 10:56pm, John Ludeman wrote:
> 
> 1) Client sends "Pragma: Keep-connection" along with the rest of the headers.
> 2) If the server supports this pragma, in the reply headers to the 
> client, it includes "Pragma: Keep-connection" (real protocol negotition)
 
        Whether it's pragma or some other method,  you're absolutely 
right that both must be aware of the other's keep-connection capability 
*beforehand*.   Resorting to timeouts is sub-optimal. 
 
> John



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